How do you say lemon in English?

The English word for lemon is [/? Lyme? N/], transliterated as lemon, the word is lemon.

First, pronounce English: [/? Lyme? n/]； United States: [/? Lyme? n/]

Second, the Chinese translation n. Lemon lemon juice; Lemon color; Lemon drink; Pale yellow; useless thing

Pale yellow; citrine

Third, the plural form: lemon.

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Lemon Tree Lemon Tree

Lemon tea lemon tea

Lemon grass lemon grass

Lemon juice lemon juice

Lemon peel lemon peel

Lemon yellow lemon yellow

Bilingual examples of verbs (abbreviation of verb)

1. squeeze? That? Juice? Yes? Half? Answer? Lemon? Is it over? That? Fish. ?

Squeeze half lemon juice on the fish.

2. supplement? That? Lemon? Juice? And then what? Mixed? All right. ?

Add lemon juice and stir well.

3. That? Hotel? Used to be. Are you online? Answer? Beautiful? Location? In the middle? Lemon? Groves. ?

The hotel is located in the middle of lemon trees, which is beautiful and pleasant.

4. store? Lemon? Are you online? Answer? Is it cool? Fuck? Location. ?

Store lemons in a dry and cool place.

5. Finally, supplement? That? Lemon? Juice. ?

Finally add lemon juice.

6. That? Sun? Is it? There? That? Slim? Trees? That? Lemon? house ?

The sunshine is there, slender trees and lemon houses.

Use of intransitive verbs

1. Lemon comes directly from Middle French, which means lemon.

2. Generally refers to lemon. Lemon (scientific name: citrus lemon? Bohm. F.), a dicotyledonous plant belonging to Citrus of Rutaceae. Lemon is also called lemon fruit, foreign lemon and beneficial mother fruit.